South Sudan’s negotiating parties have postponed the signing of a “preliminary” power-sharing deal in neighboring Sudan, an official said today. South Sudan’s Information Minister Michael Makuei told state radio that the warring parties disagreed over some outstanding issues that must be resolved before inking the deal.
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